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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
THR RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION. SEPTEMBER 8. 1887

charming old gentleman, and again on.
dancers were all radiantly happy ana
from grave TO gay, from lively TO
serene" we turn with grateful pleasure
to tell you OF the many learned divines
who have been with us throughout tue
season.
Among those whom you will recog-
nize and who have made our Sabbaths
days Of sanctifed enjoyment we notice
dear old DIR. Burrows for so many
years one of your townsmen .Df.
Iumkin, of Charleston, s. O. I; Bishop
White Mr.. Logic, Of Baltimore,
and last, but not least. DR.. Grammar
and his son. of Baltimore. DR.. Gram
mar is so genial and charming that we
could wish for a whole page to tell OF
his attractions but he specially showed
TO advantage in his efforts to entertain
those who ado not trip the light fan
tastic toe" and brilliant was the wit
and rcpart5 often excited over his
games.
On Tuesday morning he called a
meeting in the parlor, organized a
mock trial, arranged the court. jury,
judges, and witnesses, and that eve
ming We had one Of the most amusing
Entertainments / ever witnessed. The
trial for breach of promise was brought
the scene, the Rockbridge Alum
Springs and the testimony full OF
hits and wits. DR.. Burrows was the
counsel for the plaintiff and DIR. Gram
mar for the defendant Judge Jackson,
of West Virginia, presiding judge, aid
ed by two female judges. We all
agreed that both reverend divines had
mistaken their calling
Many are leaving, and the sad good
bye is one of the few trials of this de-
lightful summer; but as we speed the
parting guest so do we welcome the
coming one, and many are arriving to
spend the delightful fall months. Mrs.
Starke, Miss Sue Starke, and Mrs.
Hotchlliss and family, of your city, ar
rived on Tuesday. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Bryan and family are expected to-
night.
To-day is as lovely as dream, and
makes one look with pam at tue
thought that We must ever come home.
"OLD LADY"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
lDy telegraph % tho Dispaich.l

SAco, Me, September Bank
Examiner Richards is investigating the
records Of the Savings Institution this
morning, and is satisfied that the
figures as at first given by President
Goodale viii more than cover the
amount taken The forenoon was spent
lookidg over the bonds OF the bank.
1t turns out that the amount OF the ne
Qoiiable bonds stolen by McNeiliy was
81, 900 less than was previously re-
ported. The first report placed the me-
cotiable bonds taken at $4,000, out
fo-day's SI1, 900 ia st. Louis municipal
bonds, supposed 70 have been stolen.
were found among the bonds in the
safe. This lowers the total amount OF
The deialcation 10 1852, son. which in
eiudcs ls5. 900 registered Government
bonds. s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

CoYNA.-Died, September 9, 1857, at A A.
NJ. HOMAs CofNA, at his residence. on the
Nine-Miie road
The funeral will take place AZ Mr.. W. J. Oak
ley's Tilis Saturday EVENING at 4 O'CLOCK.
Friends and ecenalatances are invited 10 AZ
tend.
FRENCH Died, Thuraiay. September Lat.
al $40 o'clock Y. NJ. MIRA FLORENCE GLE.
FORD FRENCH, rolict Of tho late Charles s.
French and daughter OF John p. uargooi .
ared twenty-seven yearA
The funeral will tske place from Leiga-strec,
Baptist church THIS lsaturdayl MORNING. az
II o'clock. Friends and relatives OF oath FAINT
lies arc respectfully Invited 10 attend.
PHILIIPs.--Di in webster. Y. O.. Auru.,
esib, Mis-. >, ". PHILLIPS nsssDollie MAR ~
Davis, 10 her iwenty-eishtny year; lato ii Rlcils
d ond, Va.
SMITH. Died, suddenly. n her ro<eaenes. on
yncqneiin street. IN >idncy, NARY SMITH,
vito II Cb0efd smith ~
TODAY. Frlq9da II ~ ln1niIy 81 III,
vi<od q ntieH1l< 3 a (. X, !. !, e II s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
A srAUNtoN ENTERPRISES.
Ixtraet-wOrks for fannie Aeid-A
Large GHtiay-ofter Itens.

AsNrHe OAksaI AhetttS.
tConospoaderce Of tn llcimond Disps'ch.l
SrprgNgge 2, 1897.
The StauntOn Exitact Works, large
plant for the purpose OF obtaining the
tannic acid Of the barks of chestnut
oak, blackjack, and Spanish-oak trees,
will commence work to-day. steam
power equal 10 that OF 300-horse will
move the vast aud complicated ma.
ehinery. These works were established
III Stanton by Mr.. y. h. Lapham, OF
Chicago, at q very heavy outlay. The
Old Lound-iiouse and lot OF seven acres
Of land, belonging 20 the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley Company,
Is the SCAT Of the industry. The WORKS
were put up under the superintendent
OF Mr. " !. Cooling, OF Chicago,
who wilI be the manager aud direct all
the interests OF the proprietor, VINO has
an extensive tannery in Chicago and
resides there.
The principal source OF the bark sup
ply Is III the Blue Ridge mountains, and
m largest quantities on the eastern
slopes. Several large stacks OF bark
arc already ia place aad the receipts in
cressing. From fifteen 10 twenty thou
send cords Is the lowest estimate OF the
required amount OF bark per annum,
ana the worls are supplied with power
and machinery to work up much more
each year.
Il street railway is the coming event
an that way Tor stanton. Parties ffom
Charlottesville viii SEX the privilege of
putting d0sn the work, end the Q',es'
ton VII lnoAt likely come Up ri; con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
H. r.. POLLARD NenINArEn.
The Democrats OF King and Qreon
VIII Have uisn--uc May accept.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
WEST PoNT. VA, Sept. ., 1881
The Democratic convention to nomi-
nate candidate for the House of Dele
gates from King and Queen county was
in session ut the court house of that
county Yesterday. Notwithstanding the
recent letter published 10y Hon. II. X.
Pollard, in which he expressed his de-
termination not TO be a candidate. the
nomination was unanimously rendered
him. Every member Of the convention
signed n written statement TO the effect
that the nomination was rendered MIR.
Pollard that he was the only man who
could certainly carry the county; and
that be should receive the active sup
port of every Democrat of the county.
Mr.. Pollard at first positively de-
clined. but, after much insistance inside
and outside Of the convention, finally
consented to take the matter into fur
Their consideration, and in order to give
him time to do this the convention adj
ioumcd until the 10th instant.
Great pressure is brought to bear
upon Mr. Pollard TO induce him to ac-
cept.
The West Point Water, Light, and
Power Company has contracted for an
electric light plant, and are now build
ing a house for its reception. 1t is
hoped that by October LIST we will have
electric lights on our streets and in our
houses. The %harves here have been
lighted 10y electricity for several years.
So great is the increase expected in
the business of the Terminal Company
at this point during the cotton season
that we learn force Of twenty extra
clerks will be employed.
The first cotton of the season arrived
this week, four bales being on hand.
Rev. S. 9. ClOpton, of Richmond,
has been conducting II revival at Ca
losse church, this county, this week.
TOr
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BENRY COUNTY'S TOWN.
improvements. Enterprises. and
Gayety in Maritnsyiile.


Gayety in MaritnsyiIIe.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspntch.l
MARTINsvILLE, Va, Sept. /, 1887.
Colonel II. G. Derrick, chief engi
neer on the Roanoke and Southern rail
road, is in town, and gives very fat
tcring report of the progress of hi:
work. 1t is being pushed forward with
all diligence, and in the near future
Mariinsville will be a railroad centre.
Now enterprises are being set on fool
almost every day.
The machinery mas arrived for a
ler9c spoke and handle-lactory.
Drcwry & Semple are exclvating for
tie purpose Of erecting a capaciou5 to.
hacco-prizcry. and 50 on goes the evil
G,nces OF push and enterprise.
Our newspapers are picking Their
fiuts, polishing up their armor, and
ccu;ng on boom also. The Heraid
las recently purchased a large cylinder
lross and made other marked improve
u enis. The HoqIY NcIcs went into
tie hands Of n ioiut-stock company to-
day. and will be chartered by the Cir
cunt Court.
The ball Of the season was given at
the Hamilton House tonight in honor
OF the visiting girls. Martinsyille can
boast OF the prettiest girls in the land,
and the scene that greeted ones view
tonight rs ne glanced in the ballroom
was, TO say the least, enchanting. To
our long list OF beautiful girls were
added the graceful figure and queen
ike bearing Of Miss Florence Gibson,
the prettiest girl in the Old North State,
and Miss Kate Edwards, of Richmond,
Va. who held her own with the best OF
them.
Our people a.e rapidly coming in
from the various summer resorts and
are beginning fall work with renewed
, ViPor.
The weather is delightfully."- cool aud
the farmer is in perpetual grin over
the large number of fodder-stadks he is
saving. COLTAx.
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An Unfortunate Family.
[By telegraph to the DisDatch.l

QUEBEC, September 2.--This eve
ring Eleazer Page, aged seventeen
years, was drowned while boating. 4
Younger brother of Eleazer, who had
been ailing for some time, died shortly
after he lett home. The mother OF the
boys, while suffering from the loss of
the younger boy, was informed of the
accident. On hearing that the elder OF
the two boys was also dead she tainted,
and is still unconscious. She will pro
badly die.
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desperate Fight with Outlaws.


San FRANoIsco, September "A
Flagstaff (Ariz.) dispatch confirms the
report that Sheriff Mulyennon, of va
vapai county, was shot in an encounter
with the Tewksbury-Grah outlaws in
Jonton basin. about 100 miles south of
Flagstaff. He died soon after the fight
Five OF the deputy sheriffs with him
were wounded Ia tbe same fight. Eleven
OF the outlaws are reported killed.
Mulvennon and his posse lett
Prescott week ago with warrants
for the arrest of ten men who were i'm
piicated in the killing of three cowboys
three weeks ago. A posse from here
Joined them on the road. Nothing has
been heard from them directly until to-
day The rumors of yesterday were
discredited last night. The widest re-
ports are now in circulation, and an
armed posse has gone to the relief OF
the deputy sheriffs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
SOUTHERN Dentists.
ttUn az OId Poin1-OiHeerS
EieettN. de.
fspoc.alteIcgram to lhc Dispa,ch.


IonrRFss MoSuoE, Va, September
%. Tbe closing session of the Southern
Dental Association il now being held IN
thc hlnqu thsl, and the convention
viii adjourn tonight. The committee
appointed TO confer with a ike commit
tcc from the American Dental Associa-
ton reported iayorably upon a joint
meeting at Louisville, Ky, next Au-
gust,
an interesting paper on Neuralgia
and its Association with Dental Les
sons, was read Ivy Or. ". T.. Ward
law. of Atlanta, Ga.
Or. Younger, OF San Francisco, then
gave lecture on his method o! trans
planting teeth. one Of the enlisted men
of THE garrison presenting himself as 4
subject
1ne convention then elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year;
d. Is. Il. Catching, OF Atlanta, presil
dent lr. j. II. Prew.tt, OF Madison
vile. Ky, first vice-president DR..
W. y. Morrison, Of ST. Louis, second
vice.prosi3cnt Or. j. Hall Moore, OF
Richmond, thlrd wee president III
j. 4. Crawford, OF Nashville, Tenn,
corresponding secretary DR.. Louis p.
nmten6r, of Charleston, 5. c., re-
cording secretary ; Or. A. II. Laurence,
Of Athens, Cir, treasurer The follow
ing gentlemen viii act as Executive
Con miltcc: Dr. Z. c. Edwards and
Dr. 3. Oscar Dodge, OF Louisville, and
Pr N. Nell Dancy, Of Jacksonville.
Ia,
.ne convention then adorned for a
couple Of nours 10 enable the members
10 tike sail ont 10 the capes.
The members OF the Virginia Dental
Association have chartered the steamer
Jane Mosely for the purpose of giving
Their visitors a free excursion to Wash
ington. About two hundred delegates
have accepted the invitation and will
leave at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MASKYT.

bEPTEABER 2 1881.
While there are few that have sold much this
weak, there are several sales that Il Is crafty.
ing TO report--namely, about s;5 packages
Of lne cutters and twenty-five packages OF
Elers-all Of which will be shipped for con
sumption. AZ 10 prices, while private. they
were doubtless satisfactory. and this Il Just as
our market ruies-when good leaf IS wanted
good prices are not wanting. The demsni for
bright wrappers is small again. The western
news show an irregular but stronger market
for this week, with no improvement In crop
Drcspects
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
. Bulgarian cabinet Formed.

lBy AhgIo-hmetIcah cHUI0 70 uI'v D'sp7'Vu'I
SOFIA, September 2.-M. Stambu-
Iouf has definitely announced the
formation of his Cabinet, as follows: NJ.
StaIRbulouff, Prime Minister aud Min
lister of the Interior II. Stransky,
Minister of Foreign Affairs M. Natche-
yics, Minister of Finance Nj. Montcu-
rolf, Minister of War; NJ. Zoikoif,
Minister of instruction; NJ. StoiloR,
Minister of Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

nDsd, &C. Basser steady: western. psocks1. ~
Tsc.: creamery. eese5c. RIGGS drm q, isTsi5c
Petroleum steady; rcnncd, SIC. Coffee higher;
gsF firm; A soft 01.c.. cops r-refnso nrm ~
f0Asi0xc. Whiskey steady and quiet az y .lys
H.lj. frefgbfs 70 Liverpool per steamer dsii !.
cotton, "a: nouf. u. 80. gran. ~.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. September 2.-.Cash 1uctsf.oas verc
flour in fsir locsi INQUIRY. Prices cootlnue
Arm No. srring wheat, aSsss,tc; No.
spring wheat, SC. Nc. 2 rcd. acc. No. cora,
4iRc No. 2oats. 2fc Mess-yorJ. per barrel,
si5asi525 Lard. per 100 pounds, 845. short
rio sides noose). fs.32s<. Dry-ssited shoulders
fboxcd), sa45atA5O. sbort-clcar sidoy {boxedl.
ss.5oatSta whiskey. tf.f0.
Leading futures ranged rs follows:
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

lby Telegraph 10 inc DlSpa"h'i
SALIDA, Coh., September Am
engine on an east-bound Leadville ex-
press which left here at 9 o'clock this
morning went through Beaver creek
bridge between here and Pueblo, kill
ing Engineer Shaw and two others, one
being a tramp, with several wounded.
The accident was due TO large rock
falling from the side of the canyon and
crushing through the bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

DANvnIF, VA, September 2. Dan
Vile has at last decided to have Chris
tian association. Members and friends
Of the movement met to-day and took
initiatory steps. The action will be re-
ported to general meeting to be held
next week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
SALES RgPosTED TO SECRETARY.

WBEAT.-Longberry. 800 bushels prime at
SIC: 90 bushels good at Soc; 700 bushels COM
mOu Al 73c. ShOHbeTy, 2ii bushels very good
al sOc. ~ bushels fair az 75c. 80 bushels
common az &c. llS bushels common AZ 72c !:
81 bushels common al tic. Total sales Of
wheat, .234 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat, G,otG bushels !;
same day last year. 1913 bushels. sales today
o. wheat, 1.g34 bushels; same day last year.
500 bushels. Offerings so far this year, 303 500
bu.hes; same time last year, 2'2,s2s bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, n 70 SIC. I;
same day last year, " 10 BIC.
OATs Winter, 4Oi bushels prime on pri-
yste terms. Spring, 200 bushels very good at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

are doing great damage to the corn, nor
have they hesitated in several instances
10 invade the farmers pig pens and
partake of the inmates. A party is be-
ing organized in this city, Senator
Kenna making one Of the party, for
the purpose OF hunting Bruin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

siderstion in the council next Tuesday
night
The Christian denomination OF United
brethren, very numerous in Augusta,
Rockingham, and other counties of the
lower Valley, have purchased pretty
lot on Lewis street, in StauntoD. and
win erect thereon handsome church.
The denomination has increased its
membership in this city recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

ISpociaI teIeglam TO INC DlspaIthI
LURAY, VA, September g. Governor
Lee and party of twenty-four arrived
here this evening abouts7 O'Clock, in
their special car, from the White Sui
phur Springs. They viii remain unlil
noon tomorrow. Tonight the Go.
vernon and his party are visiting the
cayerue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
T,,e cnoIera.

ley ADglo-American cable 70 the Dlspat,h.l
EoMI, September 2. There were ak
deaths from cholera in Casania to.day.
In Palermo there were reported seven
teen new cases and six deaths. Suspi-
cions cases Of sickness have been. To-
ported ii this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

A fresh lot of handsome presents just
received at Julien Binford's, 1902 Main
street. to be given away with his sixty
cent Tea. They are going very fast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
Sued Tor Damagcs.
[By teIernpn o tne plspalch. !

PEORIA, ILb., September 2.-Notices
have been served on the Toledo, Peoria
and Western railroad by the sheriff of
this county in cases thus far filed by
claimants for deaths and injuries re-
sulting from the Chatsworth wreck to
the amount OF $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
MARINE sSTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 9, 1851.
ARRIVED.

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER :, 1887.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ariadne, -, Boston, light, 10 load
-four for Brazil.
Schooner sophia Godfrey, Mccarty Kenns-
bee. tee, Mrs Jane KING.
Schooner Abbie G.. stubbs. Pendleion, Ken
nebec, fee, Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Wysnoke, Jenny, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Alien s.
Co.. agents.
steamer Ashland, O'Neil, Philadelphia, mer-
chaDdise and passengers, J. w. McCazrick.
agent.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, Uniied ststes
mail. mercbsndise and passengers. l. b. Ia
uin. agent
Schooner Williams c. Wlckbam, Evan. City
fCint, 10 load failroai-ties Tor Newark vessel.
Curtis s Parker.
Schooner Matte May, Richardson, Chicks
hominy. TO load poplar wood for Wilmington;
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner NJ. Y. Cook, soOye. Chickshominy
river, 70 load railroad-tie Tor Philaiedolphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
MARRIAans

CABDoNA-CARLON.--M Married, on wednes-
day evening, August 81, 1857, In Richmond
Va. by Rev. Thomas T. Wise, Mr.. ALBERT c.
beth Of this city.
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KAR 1xTs BY rXLgeRApH


NEw Y0RE. September action arm: sales
ie-Cay, s55 bales; apiands, Zoe; Orleans
10lkc.; net consolidated receipts so far this
week. $500 bales: exports-tO Great Britain,
20.1s0 bales; TO the Continent, 1876 bales.
Weekly cotton-uet receipts, i02 bales; gross
receipts. 1923 bales: exports 70 Great Bri.
tain. 4,i47 Dales; 20 the Continent. PSI bales
sales 4,s7l bales; stock, 81, As bales. southern
-four unchanged and quiet Wheat-SDot lots
asho. higher and fairly active; stock 10 arrive
has good demand; options opened nrm. al.
yauced kaLc.. later weakened and feli back
La3fc.. closing heavy NJ about the bottom No.
Erred, september. 500 ae0Zc, closing at sOkc.
October, si'sasiAc., c.osing az sllSc.: Noyem-
Der, g2kRs2Zc Corn--Spot lots steady ani
moderately active; options opened %ahc.
higher. closed weak, Advance lost: No. 2. Sep
TENDER, z95i s5Cc., closing at 5oc.: 0csOber
5Gic., closing al Jc. November, J05[aS0f(c.,
closing at 50ssc. Oats-cash firm: options n
Ne. lower; mixed Western. 3ias}c. No. ?, Sep
tom0er, 81 ka3l kc., closing at size. O.t0bSr,
3lkc., closing at the same; November,
s2hc., closing at tho same. Hops steady aud
quiet. Ccifee--Spot fair Rio frm az ss0iss< /:
options opened drm. closing 5si0 points lower I;
Nc Re, September, fls.lgsilS25; ocso0er,
tlss5aslS5 -: November, Sf871asi653 Sugar
active oud strong: fair refining quoted a,
4 li-i6c. refined firm aud active. MOlassss
dull and nominal Rice steady ana fairly ae-
tive Cotton-seed OIL. Slncsc. for crude s0ai3c
for refined. kosin duh at sl0sssi.l0. Tnrpen-
tlir ltte~l ~ e~~1tt- tltt4cr Ilitt N1i4
~ held. Wool quiet and about steady. PORK
steady mess. sit75aSi5 TOR old: as soasfA75
forDew. Beef dull. Middies duh and uominaL
hard sat points lower With moderate business
Western steam, spot part, s6s2k 0s,ober
fGs9as6ss: November. te.77as6.75. Freighls 70
Liverpool weak.
BALTIMORE
BALSfschz. ap., September s.-Coslon
dan middlirg, 9xc Flour nrm with fasr de-
n.and: Howard street and western super. 81 "a
s2s5: 90. extra. s9sSA 10 30. family. 81 ,5asA3,:
city-mills super, t2s5at2sG; do extra. fSssl. 80
do. Rio orallds. u.i5ss4. 81; Patapsco saporla-
tive patent, sAi0;d Dc. family. sLsa Wheas-
soUihern frm and active: red. sSas0c. amber.
toaesc. western higher s2d quiet; No. 4 xia-
ter red. spot and sop:ember, 5eA ssS4c.; DC
gober, su'( &C.: December, S3kassi.c Corn
roulnefn steady and urn; white, sSs5sc.: rel
how. i3a51e. wts;srn nominaily ssesfy and
dull; mixed. spct 49t. bii; Sepsemosr. fs4a.
hid October. t'atrtc. Oats fir7n ana stsady
southern and fepn>ylv41,s, aSa>fc; western
whiie, s2a15Ne <oStako r7{1od, S]ns2a Rye
steady ana ilsm Z. 4e91lc. Nay a&1iaS; pfirno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
Vhc Jubliee Gifts,

l1y Angl0-Americsn cable to tho Dl'pltchl
LoNpoN, September 1.-The Queen
directs that her Jubilee gifts be public
ly exhibited in st. James Palace for
three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bishop,
LRY telegraph 70 lho DIspalch.l

lBy telegTapn 20 Ilo UIspIVVu'I
New YORK. September Bishop
Harris, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died at five minutes past D
o'clock this afternoon.
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BrolxeD Paper Company.

y telesfaVH % Iuo UI7Va9ou'I
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., September q
The paper of the Richmond Paper
Company has gone to protest. Liabili-
tie 8 $50 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03

Ask at every restaurant aud cigar
store for Julien Binford's La Margareta
Cigar, five cents apiece, and guaranteed
TO be equal to most ten-cent cigars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-03
FINANCIAL
uxw roax sArr1xoHx, AHp n1sn
MoHp STOCK IxoHAraxs.
Rr ,elegrapn . the p.sp..ch.l

NEW YORK. September a--The stock market
was somevhat feyerish today IN consequences
cf the effoit OF the bears, chiefly in tne ORE
noon. TO check the advance. The buils ih'o :.
the day gave several etocks sharp twtsk Ahu
the market recovered decidedly nrm vono.
London became a buyer. and purchasers were
stimulated by the rumors that prominsns
banking. house. a. we'll ns several innuentiei
GENERATORS were acquiring large lines OF styrss.
lhe irppfession that the Baltimore an ONO
deal ~ close 20 a final settlement also inducod
q largo proportion OF the buying. Consiiera-
bic pressure was brought against me western
Union. Mlssouri Pacific. aud New England III
the early Dealings, aud the latter stock was
sluggish an day long. The others, however,
With Manhattan, Reading, and Richmond aad
Wcss Point. we're specially strong toward th9
close. Ad,ices from Philadelphia OF the in-
ieutIon Of the trustees 20 pay back interest on
ccpsolidated improvements. and that they nad
mcdiaed the plan Of reorganization OF the Sus-
guehsppa canal which would insure deposit
a. stock, aided the advance 10 Reading very
materially. There was heavy realization. nut
fYesh buying robbed Il OF its effect The total
business was $1,000 shares.
nav YORK, September Noon. STOCKS fair-
~ active. money easy az ass per cont sx-
cbenge--Long, $50; short 4S3k. Governments
dun.
Eveaing.-Exchange dun and stoady. Money
active at 5aS closing offered atoai. su0-Trea-
snry balanccs--Gold, 100000; currency,
xi3427,OCO. Governments duh. per cents,
1881. AZ per cents, 1854. state bonds duiL